Messages

In this message from White Flag Church, we continue our study through 1 Corinthians and begin a two-part look at one of the most misunderstood and controversial subjects in the New Testament: the biblical gift of speaking in tongues.

So what is biblical love? What does it actually look like? And how should our love for God and others affect the way we serve, lead, worship, and use our spiritual gifts?

What is your spiritual gift—and are you actually using it?

What are spiritual gifts? Are spiritual gifts still active today? And how does God want us to use the gifts He has given us?

What does the Bible really say about communion? Is the Lord’s Supper simply a Christian tradition or ritual, or is there something much deeper happening when we take communion?

What does the Bible really say about gender roles? In a culture filled with confusion, competing opinions, and strong feelings about men, women, leadership, marriage, and submission, 1 Corinthians 11 gives us an opportunity to step back and ask a more important question: **What is God’s design?**

1 Corinthians 10 shows us that the better question may be much bigger than simply asking whether something is technically right or wrong.

What happens when you become too comfortable in your walk with God?

How do you stay faithful when the culture around you doesn't share your beliefs?

The phrase **"the writing is on the wall"** comes straight from the Bible—but what did it originally mean?

Pastor Alex Williams walks through Daniel chapter 4 — the only chapter in Daniel's book written from Nebuchadnezzar's own perspective — and unpacks the difference between recognizing God exists and actually surrendering your life to Him.

This message unpacks what it really means to have an "even if He doesn't" faith — a faith that isn't dependent on the outcome, the answer, or the rescue.

This message unpacks the tension every believer lives in: God is completely sovereign, yet we still carry real responsibility to obey, trust, and glorify Him no matter our circumstances.

Are you feeling the pressure to compromise your faith? Do you find yourself constantly pushed by culture to stay quiet about Jesus, to go along with what everyone else is doing, or to slowly drift from the values God has called you to live by? You are not alone.

What is the greatest gift a father can give his children?

We all sacrifice something for the sake of something else — but what are you willing to give up for the sake of the gospel?

In this message from 1 Corinthians 8, we explore one of the most practical and challenging principles of Christian living.

Did the church get it wrong about sex, purity, and relationships? The answer might surprise you.

In this sermon, Pastor unpacks one of the most overlooked passages in 1 Corinthians — a passage that on the surface seems random and disconnected, covering topics like circumcision and slavery — but underneath carries a life-changing principle for every believer.

Few topics stir more emotion, more personal pain, and more cultural confusion than marriage and divorce. In this message from 1 Corinthians 7:10-16, Pastor Paul delivers one of the most honest, compassionate, and biblically grounded teachings on marriage and divorce you will hear.

If you've been feeling the weight and pressure of motherhood, if you've been second-guessing yourself, or if you're simply looking for a practical, scripture-based strategy to raise godly kids — don't skip this one.

In 1 Corinthians 7, the Apostle Paul tackles one of the most misunderstood topics in the Christian life: sex, marriage, and singleness.

Is sex just a physical act with no real consequences? Culture says yes — but the Bible tells a very different story.

Most Christians have heard it their whole lives: "Christians should never sue other Christians." But is that actually what the Bible teaches?

What happens when a church looks the other way? In this powerful message from 1 Corinthians 5, we dive into one of the most shocking and convicting passages in all of Paul's letters.